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According to that site there are no covered bridges in La using their search engine. Searching Google one site said there are quite a few, but they include bridges between buildings, which I would would never have thought of.
I highly doubt there are 1800 covered driveable bridges in Texas. I've never seen one here, I work in the oilfields, , I've been coming here for 19 years, and I've lived here over 2 years, and have driven over 150,000 miles in this state fr0m one end to the other and north to south. Have I seen the whole state? No. Far from it. But if there were 1800, I would have seen at least 1.
I did a search, and it showed 5 or 6 in the entire state. One of these is inside the San Antonio zoo.
I am anxious for someone to complete this.....
Last edited by SafetyMan; Sep 8, 2014 at 06:50 AM.
Reason: Fixing fat fingered mobile device spelling.
Ok, I will change the challenge a little.
Covered bridge, tunnel, cave, something that you ride into/through on a road (any type of road you define) even a hollowed out tree would work.
Extra for creativity (like snow behind a skating rink) Overpasses don't count though.
Your bike inside, or near the entrance or exit (whichever is safe) with your favorite sports something on the gas tank.
Last edited by Highwayman-AL; Sep 7, 2014 at 08:51 PM.
I highly doubt there are 1800 covered driveable bridges in Texas. I've never seen one here, I work in the oilfields, , I've been coming here for 19 years, and I've lived here over 2 years, and have driven over 150,000 miles in this state fr9m one end to the other and north to south. Have I seen the whole state? No. Far from it. But if there were 1800, I would have seen at least 1.
I did a search, and it showed 5 or 6 in the entire state. One of thise is inside the San Antonio zoo.
I am anxious for someone to complete this.....
I have about 30K just on the bike alone and can't say I have been on one either.....
Since he's updated the challenge a little........ I, unfortunately wont be riding for the next couple of days. Anyone in North Texas???? If you beat me to it, it's all yours.
Head over to Addison and get this one:
Last edited by FinalShot; Sep 7, 2014 at 09:25 PM.
There is a covered bridge about 3 miles from me.
We have a Covered Bridge Festival here every fall.
They are all around you bunch of Wuses, go ride and find them!
I will pic one tomorrow if no one gets it before then!
There is a covered bridge about 3 miles from me.
We have a Covered Bridge Festival here every fall.
They are all around you bunch of Wuses, go ride and find them!
I will pic one tomorrow if no one gets it before then!
I'll be in Bammy in two weeks, I know that I will find at least a couple there!1 But you will have beat me in the challenge then.
Ok, I will change the challenge a little.
Covered bridge, tunnel, cave, something that you ride into/through on a road (any type of road you define) even a hollowed out tree would work.
Extra for creativity (like snow behind a skating rink) Overpasses don't count though.
Your bike inside, or near the entrance or exit (whichever is safe) with your favorite sports something on the gas tank.
I should have taken some pics at Iron Mountain Road when I was there. I'm thinking it was updated after I went. Cool pics either way, pulled from my GoPro video.
Ok, I will change the challenge a little.
Covered bridge, tunnel, cave, something that you ride into/through on a road (any type of road you define) even a hollowed out tree would work.
Extra for creativity (like snow behind a skating rink) Overpasses don't count though.
Your bike inside, or near the entrance or exit (whichever is safe) with your favorite sports something on the gas tank.
I think this meets all the criteria.. I will post the next challenge as soon as I think of one..
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